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Chris Coleman is currently locked in discussions with the Football Association of Wales, with regards to potentially taking over from Gary Speed, who committed suicide last year.
The Welsh FA have turned to Coleman as their top target to take the vacant position, and he said of the potential job offer: "I don't think you turn [Wales] down so the conversation will take place this week and we'll see what happens."
Coleman resigned as manager of Greek side Larissa last week, and said of the potential move back to his homeland: "It is a very sensitive situation so if I am offered the job and I accept it I'll have mixed emotions."
Written by Samuel Turnbull
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